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Teachers in the Mat-Su have been working without a contract for over eighteen months. Late last month, the Mat-Su School District Superintendent, bypassed the usual channels for negotiating a contract
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Monica Stein-Olson, Democratic candidate for House District 10. They discussed many issues facing the state, including COVID-19, the economy,
On Tuesday, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly made significant changes to its CARES Act small business grant program. The meeting followed a work session, where the status of the program was
The Mat-Su Education Association warned two weeks ago that a strike vote could take place if negotiations for teacher contracts did not resume. On Tuesday, the union made good on
We asked listeners for submissions to a Susitna Writer’s Voice on the theme of Harvest. We had a great response and have 2 parts on the theme. Thank you to
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Behavioral Health Manager Sarah Blanning for our weekly Sunshine Community Health Center check-in. They discussed mental health challenges surrounding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic,
Susitna Valley High School won their first soccer game of the season Tuesday night against Wasilla High School. Wasilla isn’t usually on the Ram’s soccer schedule, but, due to COVID-19,
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with representatives from Alaskans for Better Elections, the group supporting Ballot Measure 2. If approved in November, the measure would
The Mat-Su Borough’s second round of CARES Act grants has begun, and the first round of grants is being disbursed according to the borough’s grant website. In total, about three-quarters
